Thread: Palin's crash course on Foreign Affairs

Originally Posted by Davocrat

Yeah, keep whistin'.

YouTube - Sarah Palin?!?!

and yet the Republican Party is trying to portray her as someone with more experience than Obama.

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Originally Posted by Inkslinger

How long were they suppose to wait?



You were thinking they might choose former Clinton aides?



Advise, like they do all candidates and even yes elected officials?

They all sorts of advisers on all sorts of issues.

Geez you guys are desperate.

....and I've always gotten the impression that you are in denial.:whistling:

Originally Posted by Stinger

And the irony is the head of the Democrat ticket is the weaker candidate.

That's a widely held opinion that I disagree with radically. Senator Obama's thoughts about foreign policy are considerably more sophisticated than McCain's, who likes to toss off smartass remarks about bombing Iran. Most people seem to forget that Obama grew up with a much wider exposure to foreign culture than most of us did. Take a long, hard look at what he has to say in chapter 8 of hius book, The Audacity of Hope. That's the chapter entitled "The World Beyond Our Borders." I'll go with Obama any day, any time over another term with a cowboy.

Then too, Obama will have the aid of the best foreign hand in the Senate, Joe Biden. I'm absolutely sure that Obama can take the USA to a better place in the world than an old guy and a former beauty queen can.

Let me get this straight. Sarah Palin has advisors because she is running for the VP spot. Shocking news there.

Originally Posted by justoneman

Let me get this straight. Sarah Palin has advisors because she is running for the VP spot. Shocking news there.

No, she has advisors because she doesn't know squat about US foreign policy, her prom queen aura is quickly fading and McCain has finally figured out that having her as his cheerleader isn't going to win him the election..

Originally Posted by steezer

and yet the Republican Party is trying to portray her as someone with more experience than Obama.

She has more experience than Obama in snowmobiling and moose hunting, two vitally important qualifications for a VP.

Originally Posted by Davocrat

Yeah, keep whistin'.

Well since Obama can't suddenly add more to his resume and Palin beats his hands down, and since he doesn't have time to accomplish much and Palin again beats him hands down...................:whistling:

My only regret is that they are not running head to head for the top spot and that they would get to debate each other. She is so much above he would come off looking like the deer in the headlights.

Originally Posted by Bourne

She has more experience than Obama in snowmobiling and moose hunting, two vitally important qualifications for a VP.

And running a city, and a state, and high level commissions and cleaning up corruption and getting things actually done instead of just talking about them.

Obama ain't got nothing on this lady.

Originally Posted by Bourne

No, she has advisors because she doesn't know squat about US foreign policy, her prom queen aura is quickly fading and McCain has finally figured out that having her as his cheerleader isn't going to win him the election..

ROFL nothing is fading about this lady, and wishing for things doesn't make them happen.

Tell me what is your evidence of Obamas great foreign policy expertise? EVerytime he opens his mouth on foriegn policy matters he puts his foot in it and he is running for the TOP SPOT.

Originally Posted by Buck Laser

That's a widely held opinion that I disagree with radically.

You're free to disagree but the facts speak for themselves.

Senator Obama's thoughts about foreign policy are considerably more sophisticated than McCain's,

Actually they show how nieve he is and how dangerous his very sophomoric view of the world is.

Most people seem to forget that Obama grew up with a much wider exposure to foreign culture

He grew up in Hiwaii and the mid-west so spare me.

Take a long, hard look at what he has to say in chapter 8 of hius book, The Audacity of Hope.

His spoken words and opinions speal volumes about his totally irrational and dangerous view of world affairs.

And the most important point had we listened to him and surrendered Iraq would be a disaster instead of the success beyond our wildest dreams as he put it.

Then too, Obama will have the aid of the best foreign hand in the Senate, Joe Biden.

Who was right when he voted to support the war and then turned his back on success for political purposes.

I'm absolutely sure that Obama can take the USA to a better place in the world than an old guy and a former beauty queen can.

Demeaning them does not score debating points.